RSA Events22 Mars 2021

Partnership for change

In this episode, we’re delighted to share a conversation recently hosted by our Regenerative Futures programme team, which brought together a group of leading designers and entrepreneurs who are breaking new ground in the field of circular design.

Since 2011, the RSA and EMF have been working together to accelerate change and support the transition to a more sustainable, regenerative future. Through initiatives such as the Rethink Fashion project, our work has focused on advancing the circular agenda and supporting the next generation of creative talents to design for a circular future.

We are delighted to add another element to our collaborative endeavours: “partnership for change”. The partnership will see both organisations co-create tools, resources, events and projects to inspire, educate and engage communities around the topic of circular design, and increase understanding and practice.

The partnership launch event introduces our work in progress, including projects across our systemic change initiatives, and showcases stories of innovation and inspiration from within our global networks.

This event was held in partnership with Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF), a world leader in designing for the circular economy. EMF develop and promote the idea of a circular economy and work with, and inspire, business, academia, policymakers, and institutions to mobilise systems solutions at scale, globally.

This conversation was broadcast online on the 11th March 2021.

Join our movement for a circular future. Visit thersa.org to get involved.

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